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Hey, Your writing is amazing, I read you flash fiction and your poetry pieces and there were really well written. I feel like you have a connection with a lot of them and when reading it really comes through. Great Job! -Taryn

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This is a super interesting post about a very controversial idea. I don't have a strong connection with my religion but i do belivee that everything happens for a reason and that there is always a bigger picture; a larger plan in place for each and everyone of us eventhough it may seem hard to believe at times. I do have days where i feel out of body and can sense when something is going to happen which is kind of weird but also very normal as you said. I believe more in spirit guides than i do in god. I believe that there is someone - or something - that is looking out for each of us and only us. It comforts me to know this and makes me believe that when i feel alone and helpless, I am anything but that. I am definitly interested in learning more about this!

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This is another interesting blog post Cait. The thought of having spirit guides - or anything in the universe meant to help us on our journey - is comforting. I do believe that there are many inexplicable things that happen in life that humans will never understand. I encourage my children to listen to their instincts and pay attention to the everyday magic around us.

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First of all, I love the style of your blog. It flows really well and you do a great job at keeping me engaged the whole time as I was reading you blog, which is hard to do so great job!!!
I am not really religious but I have always had questions and not really a specific place to have them answered, but by reading your blog, it has given me some clarity on certain subjects and I cant wait to read more from you.

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Your blog is amazing. As a person who is not religious whatsoever, i really learn a lot from reading your blog and your writing style is on point. I don't have the biggest interest in learning about religion but I find myself being fascinated by your content. This blog on spiritually is fascinating and it makes me want to lean more about it.
Excited to read your blog next month!

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I love that your blog is about something you are so passionate about. I know that you love discussing this sort of thing with others, and I'm glad that you have a space to bring to light topics that others wouldn't always know about. I'm christian, but I often struggle with my faith; many who go to my church is homophobic, so it can be uncomfortable entering the church sometimes. I've wanted to get more inspired from the word of god, and accept it more into my life, so I'm glad that you created this space to create more discussions.

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cait!! your blog is so amazing, i love how clean and well organized it is. as i've read through your posts, i have learned so much about you and your writing style. i have found both of your posts so interesting since i also believe that God has a plan for everyone and that it is a hard topic to talk to many people about. your most recent one about the spirit guides really hooked me in since that's one topic i don't think much about. through your post, i'm going to try to look into it more and see what's up. i'm excited to see what you write next :)

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Hi Cait. I love, love the honesty of your writing. I giggled often while reading your side comments - the maple syrup sappiness is my favorite - and I am smiling reading the comments from your peers. It is clear from their thoughts, that this is a topic worth sharing and exploring. And that picture of you and David is just too much. So cute!

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I'm not quite sure how to respond to comments yet but hopefully this works. Thank you for all the feedback!
I think I was motivated to find my faith again when I started struggling with mental health. I was in a place where I didn't see a purpose, I was looking at life as though it were a chore. If I remember this correctly, I had a dream about my late grandmother. When I woke up in the morning, I had found a feather on my pillow. I'm planning to write a blog post more about this situation, but when I googled feathers, I found that they all had different meanings, but basically revolved around protection. I think that was the most powerful thing to me, feeling protected.
If you're wanting to connect more with faith, I think the easiest start is prayer. It doesn't have to be a grand kneeling at your bedside with your head down and palms pressed together, it can be as simple as praying on the walk to school, or while you're getting ready for bed. You can pray for guidance, or for protection, or anything that you feel you are missing.
If you have any more questions I'm always open to talk to :)

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Hi Caitlyn,

I loved your introduction. Although we went to elementary school together at Chris Hadfield Public School I feel like I am learning about a whole new side of you. Your writing is clean and concise. You use humor which makes the writing smoother and allows it to flow freely without force. I feel your writing style connects well with your personality and connection with faith. You write very fervently which makes it easy for the reader to understand. Your punctuation is fun and laid back which displays your new feeling after connecting with faith.  Although I wasn’t raised in a religious household, I agree with your passion for faith. I have often questioned the existence of a higher god and often have found myself searching for reason in my life. I wonder if I should have made different decisions and how they would have changed my life, if at all. Faith has been important in my life but I have never made a real connection between god and the plan of the universe. I believe good things happen to good people and vice versa but I also believe in the magic of spontaneity. I agree that everything happens for a reason and that god has a path for each of us whether one wants to believe it or not. It is a goal of mine to reconnect with my faith as I move towards adulthood and university. I have felt for a while now that something was missing in my life and I have most recently come to the realization that this missing piece is faith. What motivated you to find your faith again? What advice do you have for someone wanting to do the same?  I look forward to learning more about your relationship with faith and fate.

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Okay wow that's probably the best love story I was seen or heard of playing out like there was no way that wasn't meant to be. I'm so glad to be reading this blog because sometimes I feel sappy about my boyfriend and how I overdo it but it's nice to know we are in the same boat. I can somewhat relate to how it feels when something is meant to be because I met my current boyfriend through my ex which is a funny story, but if never met my ex that one night in downtown Toronto who knows if I would be where I am with everything I've learned and who I've met. I can't wait to continue reading!

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Hey Cait,
Your introduction is amazing! I mean amazing. Your writing style is very clean and well articulated. Excited to read more from your blog!
- Rachel